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Kunal Shah's opinion on AI for youth. As we evolve will the brain just fade away like our tail?

Every time I read a startup success story, I wonder-are they superheroes, or just really good at pretending to sleep?🙂

How CRED Cred-ed ? Short Case study on CRED CRED, founded by Kunal Shah in 2018, shows how a failing loyalty program can morph into a fintech unicorn. 🦄 Here's how: ➪ Gap Filled: CRED made credit card bill payments easy and rewarding. ➪ Initial S

SCAMMERS EVERYWHERE RUINS EVERY HAPPY MOVEMENT I tried to buy my first car and see the bizarre story of multiple scams from well known brands - Suzuki Nexa - Acko Read this story https://www.reddit.com/r/CarsIndia/comments/1fzr3r4/worst_first_c

So Anyone here can provide the list of websites or apps which are books based websites for example which streams books content online where we can read book online or even upload our own books online and price it up for a person to read or add the

💥 Kunal Shah – The Rebel Who Built CRED 💥 Dropped out of MBA. Never coded. Never followed rules. Yet built FreeCharge (sold to Snapdeal for $400M) and then CRED (valued at $6B+). While everyone thought loyalty programs were dead, he created CRED—

CRED CEO Says "Engineers May Eat Doctor's Jobs", Triggers Debate On X Kunal Shah, CEO of CRED, sparked debate with his statement, "Engineers may eat doctor's jobs." As technology reshapes industries, Shah hints at a future where engineers, driven by

hay tell about your infrastructure scaling story, now just start with how you handle multiple concurrent large file uploads. and notify them after processing. let's discuss it.

Let’s start a discussion on CRED. What do you think of this startup ? Loss making, super premium product, expensive ipl ads. What’s the market like for them ? Is it Just a big bubble startup or something valuable can come out of it. I see that they g

Nobody talks about the middle. The part where excitement fades and progress stalls. Where the work feels endless, the wins feel small, and the finish line isn't even in sight. The middle part is where most people quit—not because they couldn't do it